Sentence examples for sharp decline in demand from inspiring English sources

d)A sharp decline in demand for maple syrup.

Britain's manufacturing sector shrank at its fastest pace in more than two years, hurt by a sharp decline in demand for exports.

Revenue rose 21 percent, to $3 billion from $2.49 billion in the year-ago quarter, when the entire industry was suffering from a sharp decline in demand amid global economic weakness.

And all the structural reform in the world would do no good if the Fed triggered a sharp decline in demand by hiking rates 2%.Mr Rajan's argument makes no sense.

The sharp decline in demand and prices outside China could create yet another shortage next year, said Constantine Karayannopoulos, the chief executive of Neo Material Technologies, a Canadian company that has its factories in China.

A survey of banks by the E.C.B. showed a sharp decline in demand for credit by borrowers, which analysts said was further evidence that the euro zone is in recession.

Worldwide, a sharp decline in jewelry demand because of slowing economies outweighed the increase in gold for investment, the World Gold Council said.

But it is Rakuten's business model that has made it a darling of investors in the six weeks since it went public, smack in the middle of a sharp decline in global demand for Internet-related investments.

One of the most alarming possibilities for Saudi oil officials would be a new version of the "Jakarta syndrome," the term for what happened when OPEC raised production in 1997 just before the sharp decline in Asian demand.

In February, Dollar Thrifty slashed its 2007 earnings guidance, citing a sharp decline in consumer demand, soft used-car sales and weak pricing in the fourth quarter.

The move would help Marriott make up for the revenue it has lost over the last few decades from a sharp decline in on-demand movie rentals and phone calls made from guest rooms.